NPR News: 09-17-2026 6PM EDT
Summary
The White House dismisses a UN report alleging US war crimes in Iran, while farmers in border states adapt to new tariffs on Canadian equipment. In Dutton, Montana, homes are collapsing due to sea-level rise, exposing gaps in FEMA flood insurance. Additionally, President Trump withdraws his ICE director nominee, and a new report reveals redistricting changes affecting 110 million Americans. Finally, archaeologists uncover evidence of Ice Age drug use through ancient betel nut consumption.
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White House dismisses UN report on US war crimes in Iran
Montana farmers adapt to tariffs on Canadian equipment
Homes collapsing in Dutton, MT due to sea level rise
Trump withdraws ICE director nomination, appoints Royer
Report: Redistricting changes districts for 110M Americans
Archaeologists find evidence of Ice Age betel nut use
Former KY Gov. Matt Bevan released from jail
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